Interview: Jessica Edwards discusses Mavis!
November 13, 2015
The music biography Mavis! opens today at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. The documentary looks back at the career of Mavis Staples, who was best known as
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Interview: Ravi and Geeta Patel discuss Meet the Patels
November 1, 2015
The documentary Meet the Patels continues its Toronto theatrical run by opening today at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema for a week-long run. The documentary focuses
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September 21, 2015
Warning: The content described in this review is only suitable for people 18 years or older. Reader discretion is advised.Controversial filmmaker Gaspar Noé (Enter the Void)
BITS 2014 Interview: Patricia Chica on Serpent's Lullaby
December 16, 2014
We are heading into the final stretch of interviews from the 2014 Blood in the Snow Film Festival. Next up is my interview for the
BITS 2014 Interview: Kyle Hytonen, Dean Young, and Nigel Grinstead on Massacre at Femur Creek
December 12, 2014
Its two weeks later and my interviews from the 2014 Blood in the Snow Film Festival are still rolling out. Today, I have my conversation
BITS 2014 Interview: Darryl Shaw and Dana Tartau on Greater Than
December 8, 2014
The twisted crime romance Greater Than had its Toronto Premiere as part of the 2014 Blood in the Snow Film Festivals Short Film Showcase and
BITS 2014 Interview: Torin Langen on Malleus Maleficarum
December 8, 2014
The dialogue-free witch-hunt thriller Malleus Maleficarum had its Toronto Premiere at the 2014 Blood in the Snow Film Festival as part of the Short Film
BITS 2014 Interview: Justin McConnell on Damned Selfie
December 3, 2014
The comedic short film Damned Selfie had its world premiere at the 2014 edition of Blood in the Snow, as part of the Short Film
BITS 2014 Interview: Adam O'Brien on Insane
December 3, 2014
Even though I managed to cover the majority of the films that played at Blood in the Snow, one film that I sadly missed was
Q&A: Matthew Bauckman and Jaret Belliveau on Kung Fu Elliot
November 7, 2014
Opening today at the Carlton Cinema is the documentary Kung Fu Elliot, about a man named Elliot Scott, who considers himself to be Canadas Jackie